Construction in Florida is big business.  It is also a dangerous business and many construction workers are injured or killed while working on Florida construction sites.  When construction workers are hurt on the job, they usually cannot make a claim against their employer because of workers compensation.   However, often times third parties, such as architects, engineers, property owners, general contractors, manufacturers and distributors or construction equipment and others may be held liable for the construction workers' injuries. 

Our firm's areas of practice include:

• Scaffolding Accidents
• OSHA Violations
• Industrial Code Violations
• Roof falls
• Falls from Cranes and Ladders
• Injuries caused by Power Tools
• Nailgun Injuries
• Fires and Explosions
• Chemical Burns
• Electrocutions and Electrical Accidents
• Overhead Power Line Accidents
• Accidents involving trucks, heavy equipment, and
• Building Collapses.
  

Whether or not your injury is covered by workers' compensation, we can help.  Keep in mind that it can be difficult to find out the true reasons for a construction accident.  It may seem at first that the workers' compensation insurance is the only source of recovery, but upon careful investigation, it become clear that a third party or even defective equipment is truly to blame.

Before you sign anything provided by your employer or other party following an accident, be sure to speak with a lawyer.  Our trial attorneys are available for a free consultation.

To speak with one of our construction site injury attorneys today call 561.208.5585. If you would like us to contact you, please complete the contact us form. below.  Our attorneys never charge a fee for consultations and are available at night and on the weekends.

Grossman Attorneys at Law
1098 NW Boca Raton Boulevard
Boca Raton, FL 33432
Tel: 561-208-5585
E-mail: timnies@ymail.com

• scaffolding falls
• chemical burns
• fires
• explosions
• falls from a roof
• falls from scaffolding
• falls from cranes
• nailgun injuries
• hearing loss
• head injuries
• defective hard hats
• construction accidents causing a severed nerve
• construction accidents causing closed head injuries
• construction accidents causing spinal cord injuries
• construction accidents causing paralysis and quadriplegia
• construction site negligence causing steam and hot water burns
• construction negligence causing amputations and broken/fractures bones